This is how my February started.
Full of high hopes and aspirations for some new winter wearables. I got my yarn and Knitpicks nickel plated interchangeables ready, and settled in for a long winter's knit. (And since I don't have any other knitting pictures to show you, I thought this one would try to give a little life to this post.)
Like a frog.
A frogged cardi.
One or two button cardi's are going to accentuate my middle no matter how cute they look on the size 0 model. And even though I plan to lose 10 pounds, I haven't lost it yet.
A frogged pullover, twice.
Even if everyone is making it, the bulky knit v-neck with the beautiful cable pattern in the center isn't all that flattering with negative ease. Especially when I can't get gauge and have to make it
March will be a return to the things I do best. Small items finished in a relatively short amount of time. I have some charity stuff to make, a cashmere (yes!) cowl to finish, and a second sock in teeny tiny sock yarn to start. I will get some pictures up for you soon. But for now I'm going wait for the April flowers to start blooming before I go and get all inspired again.
4 comments:
I'm so sorry you had to frog! Had you finished the sweater?
Uh-oh. Believe me, as you were frogging there were hundreds of other knitters doing the same. As you contemplate losing your mere ten pounds, I myself am contemplating losing 18-20. -- I hope this comment made you smile.
frogging? aw snap! i do believe it's a good time to work on the cashmere cowl. which sounds like a lovely, yummy, soft consolation prize for frogging.
I frogged a project the other day and it is the pits.((((Hugging You)))))Darcy
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